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A resurrected commission
Members of the Greenville Historic District Commission meet on Jan. 25 at Greenville City Hall for the first time since 2011. The reconvened commission is now working to draft and adopt bylaws, as well as historic district design guidelines. — DN Photo | Cory Smith GREENVILLE — For the first time in more than 11 years, a local government commission has reconvened with a new agenda and direction for Greenville’s Historic Downtown District. On Jan…
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A resurrected commission
Members of the Greenville Historic District Commission meet on Jan. 25 at Greenville City Hall for the first time since 2011. The reconvened commission is now working to draft and adopt bylaws, as well as historic district design guidelines. — DN Photo | Cory Smith GREENVILLE — For the first time in more than 11 years, a local government commission has reconvened with a new agenda and direction for Greenville’s Historic Downtown District. On Jan…
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